Mars unveils 'world's largest' coral reef restoration programme

Michael Holder
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Mars petcare brand Sheba unveils first coral restoration project in Indonesia as part of wider 10-year programme

Cat food brand Sheba has set its sights on restoring more than 185,000 square metres of coral reefs around the world by 2029, as part of a 10-year investment initiative announced yesterday in partnership...

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